Sir Bobby to Increase Involvement Mon 10th Dec 2007 16:55
Legendary Town boss Sir Bobby Robson says he is keen to increase his involvement with the Blues. Robson, who is the club's life president, was handed a Lifetime Achievement Award at last night's BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony. |
Peters in Squad Facing Foxes Mon 10th Dec 2007 16:18
Canadian international winger Jaime Peters has been named in the squad for Tuesday's home game with Leicester City. The 20-year-old has made just six sub appearances this season. |
Town Want Midfielder Mahon? Mon 10th Dec 2007 13:41
Watford midfielder Gavin Mahon is the latest player to be mentioned in connection with the Blues. New club owner Marcus Evans will provide boss Jim Magilton with £12 million to spend on fees and players' wages once his takeover is formally accepted at next Monday's EGM. |
Duo Doubts for Leicester Visit Mon 10th Dec 2007 12:02
Jon Walters and Gavin Williams are slight doubts ahead of Tuesday's home game with Leicester City (KO 7.45pm). Walters picked up a dead leg during the second half of Saturday's game at Charlton, while Williams came off in the first period with a sore toe. |
Lafferty Linked Mon 10th Dec 2007 09:10
Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty is the latest player claimed to be interesting Town manager Jim Magilton. The Blues boss has vowed to make changes to his squad after Saturday's 3-1 defeat at Charlton. |
Sir Bobby Receives Lifetime Achievement Award Mon 10th Dec 2007 00:37
Legendary former Town boss Sir Bobby Robson received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony on Sunday evening. |
Hibs Defender Jones Linked Again Sun 09th Dec 2007 12:56
Sunday's tabloids are once again linking the Blues with a January move for Hibernian central defender Rob Jones. Wigan Athletic boss Steve Bruce is also claimed to be keeping an eye on Town midfielder Liam Trotter. |
U18s Draw, U16s Extend Amazing Run Sun 09th Dec 2007 09:47
Town's U18s picked up a point at Charlton on Saturday morning with a 0-0 draw, but they should've come away with all three. Meanwhile, the U16s took their extraordinary run of wins to 12. |
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